Question 1

Francophone Canadians have a much lower rate of bilingualism than Anglophone Canadians.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

What is the term for the appointment of an employee to another position at the same level as his/her existing position, or to a higher or lower level position without any change in the employee's personnel classification?

Accepted Answer

A) staffing 
B) deployment 
C) employment 
D) selection 
A) staffing 
B) deployment 
C) employment 
D) selection

Question 3

Who has the exclusive authority to make appointments for separate agencies?

Accepted Answer

A) Public Service Commission 
B) Treasury Board 
C) Office of the Auditor-General 
D) Civil Service Commission 
A) Public Service Commission 
B) Treasury Board 
C) Office of the Auditor-General 
D) Civil Service Commission

Question 4

Which of the following immediately replaced the Canadian Public Agency?

Accepted Answer

A) The Human Resources Council 
B) External Advisory Committee on Senior Level Retention and Compensation 
C) Public Service Human Resources Management Agency of Canada 
D) The Office of the Chief Human Resources Officer 
A) The Human Resources Council 
B) External Advisory Committee on Senior Level Retention and Compensation 
C) Public Service Human Resources Management Agency of Canada 
D) The Office of the Chief Human Resources Officer

Question 5

Which of the following acts grants the Public Service Commission authority to appoint persons within the public service according to merit?

Accepted Answer

A) Financial Administration Act 
B) Public Service Labour Relations Act 
C) Public Service Modernization Act 
D) Appropriations Act 
A) Financial Administration Act 
B) Public Service Labour Relations Act 
C) Public Service Modernization Act 
D) Appropriations Act

Question 6

Casual employees can only be part-time employees.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Francophone Canadians have a much lower rate of bilingualism than Anglophone Canadians.

What is the term for the appointment of an employee to another position at the same level as his/her existing position, or to a higher or lower level position without any change in the employee's personnel classification?

Who has the exclusive authority to make appointments for separate agencies?

Which of the following immediately replaced the Canadian Public Agency?

Which of the following acts grants the Public Service Commission authority to appoint persons within the public service according to merit?

Casual employees can only be part-time employees.

What Is Public Administration

Values and Ethics in Public Administration

Public Administration and Organization Theory: The Structural Foundation

Public Administration and Organization Theory: The Humanistic Response and Beyond

Public Administration and Organization Theory: The New Public Management, Governance, and Beyond

Government Departments and Central Agencies

Crown Agencies

Alternative Service Delivery ASD

The Executive and the Bureaucracy

Interdepartmental and Intradepartmental Relations

The Legislature and the Bureaucracy

The Judiciary and the Bureaucracy

Intergovernmental Administrative Relations

Non-Governmental Actors and the Bureaucracy

Representative Bureaucracy and Employment Equity

The Budgetary Process

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Exam 15: The Management of Human Resources

Francophone Canadians have a much lower rate of bilingualism than Anglophone Canadians.

What is the term for the appointment of an employee to another position at the same level as his/her existing position, or to a higher or lower level position without any change in the employee's personnel classification?

Who has the exclusive authority to make appointments for separate agencies?

Which of the following immediately replaced the Canadian Public Agency?

Which of the following acts grants the Public Service Commission authority to appoint persons within the public service according to merit?

Casual employees can only be part-time employees.

What Is Public Administration

Values and Ethics in Public Administration

Public Administration and Organization Theory: The Structural Foundation

Public Administration and Organization Theory: The Humanistic Response and Beyond

Public Administration and Organization Theory: The New Public Management, Governance, and Beyond

Government Departments and Central Agencies

Crown Agencies

Alternative Service Delivery ASD

The Executive and the Bureaucracy

Interdepartmental and Intradepartmental Relations

The Legislature and the Bureaucracy

The Judiciary and the Bureaucracy

Intergovernmental Administrative Relations

Non-Governmental Actors and the Bureaucracy

Representative Bureaucracy and Employment Equity

The Budgetary Process

Filters